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Learning by doing, one movement at a time

Learning by doing, one movement at a time

Nieva Cunningham is a third-year music student and cellist at Humber. But on stage with the Etobicoke Philharmonic Orchestra, nobody could tell. This is what professional immersion looks like.
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OPINION: North Etobicoke deserves better rapid transit

OPINION: North Etobicoke deserves better rapid transit

A recent community consultation meeting unveiled the city's plans to use part of Woodbine Racetrack's land to build a transit-oriented community. However, these plans need to be implemented quickly and efficiently.
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OPINION: Canada builds while U.S. bombs foreign relations

OPINION: Canada builds while U.S. bombs foreign relations

It has been a busy March for both Canada and the U.S. While PM Mark Carney is building a middle powers' alliance, the U.S. has been busy with another possible Middle East conflict.
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OPINION: U.S. Supreme Court's tariff ruling a 'Goliath' that Canada has yet to slay

OPINION: U.S. Supreme Court's tariff ruling a 'Goliath' that Canada has yet to slay

The highest court sided with a small toymaking business in Illinois in a modern-day tale of David besting Goliath.
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"Hymns to Freedom" rings in Black History Month

"Hymns to Freedom" rings in Black History Month

The Etobicoke Philharmonic Orchestra and musician Corey Butler united to create "Hymns to Freedom," combining Western orchestra with African American stories. It was a harmonious meeting of cultures and a meaningful introduction to Black History Month.
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Families, stories take centre stage on Family Day

Families, stories take centre stage on Family Day

Stories from African and Caribbean culture came alive through song and storytelling at Montgomery's Inn in Etobicoke.
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OPINION - Alberta needs an intervention

OPINION - Alberta needs an intervention

To secede or not to secede? That is the question, apparently.
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Etobicoke Historical Night brings community together

Etobicoke Historical Night brings community together

People brought their community stories to the Thistletown Community Centre while learning about the history of their neighbourhoods.
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Walking for peace in times of trouble

Walking for peace in times of trouble

Despite setbacks and frigid temperatures, a group of monks are walking 3,700 kilometres for the sake of peace. In times of uncertainty, their message is resonating around the world.
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EDITORIAL: Mark Carney redefines global relations

EDITORIAL: Mark Carney redefines global relations

His speech to the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, outlined some hard facts and bitter truths.
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